CLERK OF COURT RICHARD HUNTER SHERIFF T. R. WILLIAMS COMMISSIONER EVA CLAY I UN FRANCIS ALSTON' GEORGE SHEARIN N. C. HOUSE FRANK BALLANCE JAMES CRAWFORD JOHN CHURCH BILLY WATKINS N. C. SENATE JULIAN ALLSBROOK JOHN HAWKINS DISTRICT ATTOHNtT DAVID WATERS BOARD OF EDUCATION HENRY PITCHFORD Y. WILLIAMS AMENDMENT ONE FOR AGAINST AMENDMENT TWO FOR AGAINST CONGRESS TIM VALENTINE JACK MARIN SUE LAMM MICKEY MICHAUX CO *n s 85 3 1 2 !! 81 I i I |1 ii SI SIS 3 agfc aos W 4ao 449 3o5 acfe 134 141 140 ao8 aio ISO 14A J&L. m. _a^_ 3S 3.41 47^ 3*fc .4% 344 369 aaa 350 gifea aas 333 3Sfc „38J 31 ies 135 534 215" CLOI 137 343 460 330 378 ata 336 aas ISO a;4 458 03 494 194 45 331 a«fo 39 to 3c9 aS0 64 334 3L3C I S3 113 55 169 38 736 63_ 44 IS3 344, 9fa 77 _7& 353 T5a "T90 a/4 44 JOl 377 J9& 141 66 336 467 J3ZL 333 333 334 193 137 130 193 119 m 334 45D I39 i&3 135 75 Sk 40 J93_ 36 -£ At o 3^ 33 54 H _31 166 335 -74 73. 335 IS Unofficial Warren Vote 1982 General Election Nov. 2, 1982 Warren Area GEORGE ALSTON, JR. Funeral services for George Alston, Jr., 43, were conducted at 2:30 p. m , Sunday from Fork Chapel Baptist Church at Inez by the Rev. W. W. Falkner. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Alston died on SALTY HERRING BREAKFAST! All You Can Eat Saturday, Nov. 20 Open At 5:30 A. M. The Carriage House 257-4090 Deaths And Funerals Nov. 8 at Duke Medical Center in Durham. The son of the late Teaboy Alston and Virginia Alston, he was born on Jan. 7, 1939 in Warren County. He joined Lovely Hill Baptist Church at an early age. He was married to Mrs. Marylene Alston and to this union three children were "born, two sons' George Cleveland and Percell Alston and one daughter, Mary Louise Alston, all of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Also surviving were two sisters, Dorothy Alston and Marie Robinson of the home; a brother, Edward Lee Alston of Brooklyn, N. Y.; two aunts and an uncle; several nieces and nephews; and one grandson, Cleveland Antone Alston of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Pallbearers were to be selected at the funeral and were not named. EDWARD M.DAVIS Funeral services for Edward McCoy Davis, 33, were conducted from Cook's Chapel Baptist Church at Warren Plains on Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 1 p. m. by the Rev. Robert Burnette, with the Rev. W. L. Barnes serving as pastor. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Davis, who died on Nov. 3, was born March 18, 1949. He became a member of Cook's Chapel Baptist Church at an early age, and after moving to Baltimore, Md., in 1962 he joined Mount Mariah Baptist Church. He is survived by his widow, Juanita Davis; his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Davis; his father, Ivory Ben Davis; a grandmother, Mrs. Mollie Williams Jones; a sister, Mollie Wilson; five brothers, Montellous Frank, Ivoiy Joe, Aranna and Jerome Davis; 11 aunts, three uncles; six nieces and four nephews. Pallbearers were William A. Boyd, Charlie Woodard, LeBoy Woodard, Frank M. Jones, Eugene Powell and Jerry Hawkins. ROSA DAVIS ROANOKE RAPIDS - Funeral services for Rosa Mae Nowell Davis, 77, of 111 Oakridge Drive, Roanoke Rapids, were conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday from Hockaday Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Maurice Wheat. Burial was in Weldon Cedarwood Cemetery. Mrs. Davis died on Thursday at Duke Medical Center in Durham. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Hamill and Mrs. Peggy Reed, both of Roanoke Rapids; two sons, Charles Davis of Littleton and Jack Davis of Raleigh; a brother, Frank Nowell of Roanoke Rapids; a sister, Annie Lou Freeman of Roanoke Rapids; IS grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. WW TOIK lilty » IMMN Pennsylvania Ftdlfood Ste aIaa M -1 ^ ^ ^11. j lion was originally motwivu bathi of Caracal la.